Frasier: That's quite a hill, isn't it?
Diane: Oh, you were magnificent. Magnificent.
Frasier: That was exhilarating.
Diane: It worries me, though. These risks you're taking.
Frasier: Oh, Diane, you know, some men live their lives avoiding danger. Frasier W. Crane seeks it.
Diane: Oh, Frasier, here let me put these away for you so we can both get off our feet.
[As Diane takes Frasier's skis, he bends down to undo his shoes. As he rises up, he is knocked on the head by the skis Diane is carrying over her shoulder. Frasier falls flat on the ground while she puts the skis away.
Diane: You just relax and make yourself comfortable. Tonight is your night. [sees Frasier] That's the spirit.